I did come up with one other way to deal with this issue.
As consumers, we can write to the Attorney General, the Better Business Bureau and Apple Inc and complain about this issue. I have had success in the past with dealing with companies who want to ignore issues with their products. There seems to be dead silence in acknowledging that all of us have jumped through hoops – restores, draining batteries, resets, backups, set up as a new phone, take it to the Apple Store....…NOTHING works to get the battery life to where it was before the upgrade.
HELLO APPLE Inc….. Please ACKNOWLEDGE us and our issue or we will start boycotting your products. You need us, we don’t need you.
141 pages of people trying to troubleshoot YOUR issue. YOU are responsible to your consumers if you want to keep them as your consumers.
I like my iPhone, but I can sure live with some other makers phone. Do you not want to acknowledge this issue or are you unable to correct it?
I am starting to agree with the people that this is just your way to force us to upgrade.
We, the consumers who buy your product REQUEST A RESPONSE. Hear us or lose us.
I for one and done with messing around with all these home fixes. The Apple Store couldn't help. If Apple doesn't give us a fix or ackowledge that there is an issue I am done with you.